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More than half the adults have now been vaccinated in 111 areas of Greater Manchester.
This week, the region's vaccination rollout hit a major milestone as the total number of vaccinations reached the one million mark.
Now new data, compiled by the Manchester Evening News, reveals the take up figures for every postcode area in our region.
The figures, which go up to March 14, show the 111
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direct to your inbox One million people in Greater Manchester have now had a Covid-19 vaccine.